Lending 0.9 BTC to starbucksshop
0.97 BTC due Aug 8, 2014 23:59:59 ET.
Collateralized with Starbucks gift cards.
If he defaults, I get $600 worth of coffee. (or around 3 grande lattes)
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No negative feedback? Guess that leaves me out  |
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I feel like if they had collateral of any value, they wouldn't need a loan...? And what would be some examples of collateral? It would be nice to be able to make money off your bitcoins than just watch the market, and hope it goes up... But I'd prob be getting in over my head.
Collateral would be Litecoin, maybe NMC or PPC. Other cryptos like that. |
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Requesting a loan for mining equipment is absurd, and here's why: If you manage to secure a loan to purchase mining equipment, there's no guarantee that you'll pay it back. In fact, lenders stand an exceedingly high chance of getting ripped off when the borrower decides to skip town and stop communication. The solution to this is simply for the lender to buy the mining equipment himself and mine out the initial cost of the hardware plus whatever interest the borrower promised. That way there's no risk involved for the lender (we'll factor out the "no duh" risks such as market crashing, FedEx losing an uninsured package, etc.) and he gets the entire amount promised to him by the borrower. At that point the lender has the hardware paid off and now must send it to the borrower for FREE. WTF kind of sense does this make? None, that's what. But that's tantamount to what a loan request for mining hardware is.
So please, just stop.
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No wait.. why the fuck would I just send the to you for free? Nevermind!  |
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I can do this. However, what we will do is I will take delivery of the 30 Antminer S3s and use them to mine for myself until the initial cost + 24% is covered. Then once that's out of the way I'll box them up and send them to you (you'll have to pay shipping). That way there is absolutely no risk to either parties. Does that work for you?
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How is JayzMike connected (or the same person as) Yarin Grosier? |
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HEII,,, WHERE ARE YOU?? I KNOW YOU STILL ONLINE, REFUND MY BITCOIN. YOU NOT USING YOUR PAYPAL ACCOUNT. I HAVE EXPLAINED FROM PAYPAL.  What's the TxID where you sent him BTC? |
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Dude, your broke ass aint got shit. Go play in the minor leagues with WoW gold or something.
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Grats on the successful loans, theonewhowaskazu! I guess I'll have to go back and remove my negative trust from the users who I thought wouldn't pay you back. Can you please let me know which accounts I was wrong about so I can go do that right now? Thanks!
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Why not? People buy them to use for signature campaigns and obviously there's money to be made on both sides both buying and selling.
LOL no they don't. |
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Bitcoin never had an IPO. Neither did the original Namecoin, nor did Litecoin. Why is it that all of a sudden all these new chains now require IPOs?
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So it looks like mcxNOW has finally disabled all new signups, no info posted anywhere to confirm this - but multiple IP addresses just gives a signup error now. Realsolid aka Jason Annice got doxed hardcore lately...the writing is on the wall perhaps?  Dox'ing does nothing. Look at all the scammers who have been dox'd and what has become of them? Two things, and one of them is Jack. |
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Potential participants are advised to use escrow for this, otherwise you stand an exceedingly high chance of being scammed.
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Clever is right, He got me...
oO
What was the address you sent to? |
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Was there ever a resolution to this?
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OP will be revealed to be a scammer soon enough. I wonder how he's going to try to pull it off though.
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Firstly I have no interest in getting a loan! I like to scan through the site and have been reading lots of topics of people offering loans demanding 120% collateral, while it is up to the lender to create the terms it just seems to be a risk free way to lend - I am of the understanding that it is the lender who should take the risk, hence why charging interest. Just my (worthless) opinion.  If you really scanned this section, you would have noticed a bevy of loan requests offering 20-50% interest, so demanding 120% collateral is well within the norm. |
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You really shouldn't downtrust people just because they asked for a loan, even if it is without collateral. It's one thing to warn people against loaning to them in the thread, its another to put a mark on their profile that will carry with them. I know there are lots of people in this forum that do that, nothing against you personally, I just think it is seriously not a good practice. People should be downtrusted when they show that they lie or take money. What's going on right now is effectively guilty until proven innocent. Guess you'll learn the hard way. I'll gladly remove the negative trust once your loans are paid back, but a little bird tells me that I won't have to. |
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Amount: 0.01
BTC Address: 1DFhhmiYpdESNH7K1yG8L47FcHiLmbWGM3
Collateral on msg.
Ok, I didn't realize you supplied collateral |
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